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by pintxo 6y ago
How about asking for context if it's not clear? Any reasonable human assistant would ask if the context is not clear (enough).
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by pintxo 6y ago
It is turn based. Each turn taking anything from seconds (early in the game, knowing only the immediate surroundings of the single city, with zero known opponents) to multiple minutes (late in the game, having a complete planet as play area
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by pintxo 6y ago
If Netflix ever adds Spin City to their catalogue I will be in trouble.
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by pintxo 6y ago
probably yes. At least with [1] tpart of the problem is (very simplified) focusing too long on objects too near (book, screen, ...) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-sightedness
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by pintxo 6y ago
There is a linked article on how to start making anamorphic illusions: https://medium.com/@tqvinn/the-secret-to-anamorphic-illusion...
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by pintxo 6y ago
This is so obviously in violation of the law, I am wondering why no Data Protection Agency has started crawling the web for this and automated the process of enforcement.
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by pintxo 6y ago
Interesting. Full document is also linked there: https://fragdenstaat.de/dokumente/4123-wie-wir-covid-19-unte... A quick scan seems to indicate a document meant to summarize the situation and possible outcomes includin
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by pintxo 6y ago
Sources please. Or it did not happen: > Also, internally leaked government documents a few weeks ago showed that there is an explicit strategy of the government, to generate fear in the population in order to make people comply.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Check mode in ansible > --check
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by pintxo 7y ago
Funny no one has cited Randals What-If yet: https://what-if.xkcd.com/23/ (third question on the list) Back of the envelop calculations would have break even after about 100 years...
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by pintxo 7y ago
You mean like a 250m high wave? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajont_Dam#Landslide_and_wave
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by pintxo 7y ago
Cannons: https://youtu.be/l9qA8c-E_oA
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by pintxo 7y ago
In case you test positive, and we actually have the resources to trace your contacts, your privacy will be gone in todays system for sure. As you'll have to provide information about your recent contacts to the authorities performing t
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by pintxo 7y ago
Do you recall the last time a head of state discussed on live TV the usefulness of bathing in the reactor pool of a live nuclear reactor to cure cancer? I don't. Funny thing is, this would actually be pretty save [1], especially compar
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by pintxo 7y ago
Sure, for a kid in third grade. But any grown up should know that UV is somehow linked to skin cancer and that disinfectants have those strange scary warning symbols on them, indicating they are rather unsafe things to use inside bodies. I
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by pintxo 7y ago
First sentence from that source: > Ozone is a toxic gas with no known useful medical application in specific, adjunctive, or preventive therapy. In order for ozone to be effective as a germicide, it must be present in a concentration far
707.
by pintxo 7y ago
Well no. Because this was a bureaucracy under the textbook definition of a "psychopath warlord king with little fiefdoms raiding their neighbors". So, yes a "psychopath warlord king" will need a supporting bureaucracy. B
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by pintxo 7y ago
> Please note that the activities contained here in are intended for children ages seven and above. Adult supervision is recommended for all projects. Explain it to the adults, so they can make sure the children will get a success?
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by pintxo 7y ago
I‘d like to have an example for this: „In the end, bureaucracies can be at least as insane and deadly as any psychopath warlord kings with little fiefdoms raiding their neighbors.“ as I have a hard time to find one myself.
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by pintxo 7y ago
> any system designed around the average person is doomed to fail. Daniels published his findings in a 1952 Air Force Technical Note entitled The “Average Man”?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Tsunamis are none events at sea: „ Tsunamis have a small wave height offshore, and a very long wavelength (often hundreds of kilometres long, whereas normal ocean waves have a wavelength of only 30 or 40 metres),[33] which is why they gener
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by pintxo 7y ago
Randall Munroe has an answer to that: https://what-if.xkcd.com/152/
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by pintxo 7y ago
Looks like a fabulous idea to abstract away the boilerplate parts of building a cli tool. Looking forward to use it in a side project soon.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Looks like the primary similarity is that to get started with Opaline you simply put some (specifically organized) files into /commands like you would do for NextJS with /pages
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by pintxo 7y ago
Problem here comes from the question "representative for what"? I can easily see this to be representative for the town in question. But I find it quite obvious that it cannot be representative for the whole country due to the ini
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by pintxo 7y ago
How would you create a representative sample for the whole population if all your samples are from a sub-population with a known cluster of cases?
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by pintxo 7y ago
Here is an example for an A320neo where LH seems to have resolved the issue by not booking the last row due to GoC issues [1]. So 6 people can make a difference. [1] https://simpleflying.com/lufthansa-a320-cog-economy/
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by pintxo 7y ago
Doesn't BA offer flexible rebookings? LH allows (mostly) free rebooking on all tickets, event the really cheap ones, where you usually cannot do this.
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by pintxo 7y ago
I wouldn't mind economy service if I still get the first class seating. So zero cost for them.
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by pintxo 7y ago
Also, you have a schedule and there is likely a return flight for which you need a plane in EWR in this instance.

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